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Ahead of Krampus’ 10th anniversary, NECA has debuted a terrifying figure bundle based on Michael Dougherty's modern holiday horror classic.
Krampus isn't a cuddly or beloved figure like Santa, but in this story he's out to show people (through admittedly extreme measures) not to lose sight of what's important around the holidays.
The folklore behind the fearsome figure A Krampus parade is coming to San Antonio on Dec. 5. It begins at the Blue Star Arts Complex in Southtown. Madalynn Lambert, Content Gatherer.
SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio’s emerging Krampus tradition is expanding beyond winter as organizers bring the mythological figure to this year’s Fiesta celebrations.. The unique cultural fusion ...
St. Nick brings the gifts, and Krampus brings the pain. Here are some things you might not have known about Santa'’s demonic companion.. Krampus is a Christmas demon. December 5 belongs to Krampus.
Krampus (pronounced KROMP-oos) is a cross between a goat and a human figure who traveled with Saint Nicholas — the early Christian bishop, sometimes referred to as Sankt Nikolaus, from what is ...
European folklore is spreading in popularity in the United States, including in Alabama. But the inclusion of devilish-looking Krampus into holiday events is starting to stir controversies.
Today, Krampus-themed celebrations mark the cultural heritage of the figure, despite opposition from some Christians. Haunted holiday tales: From Krampus to Belsnickel, here are 7 scary stories ...
The celebration stars Krampus, a mythical cloven-footed figure known to be the son of Hel, the Norse goddess of the underworld, and makes his appearance Dec. 5, symbolizing an anti-Santa who ...
SAN ANTONIO — Krampus is resurfacing in San Antonio, sooner than anticipated for the Christmas-season imp. And this time, he's bringing Fiesta medals—presumably to lure more misbehaving kids ...
One of the pair is St. Nicholas, a white-bearded figure full of saintly good will. ... Krampus makes it his business to scare the living daylights out of children.